Kentucky Airport Sells Land to Boost Local Road Projects
Published Date: 11/3/2025
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Summary
The Central Kentucky Regional Airport wants to sell 8.373 acres of land called 'Tract T1' to help build a new road. The FAA is asking the public to share their thoughts by December 4, 2025. This change won’t affect airport operations but will help local transportation improvements.
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Airport Land Sale for Road Right‑of‑Way
The Madison County Airport Board is asking to sell 8.373 acres called “Tract T1” that the airport acquired in 1975. The land would be sold to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet to provide a right-of-way for roadway development at the John Ballard Road and Madison Airport Road intersection; comments are due by December 4, 2025 and the FAA may approve the release no sooner than 30 days after this notice's publication.
FAA: Airport Operations Unchanged
The FAA determined the requested release of Tract T1 "does not and will not impact future aviation needs at the airport," so airport operations are expected to remain unchanged. This means ongoing aviation services at Central Kentucky Regional Airport should continue as before while the land is considered for disposal.
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